Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy Rehab Case Study | Tennis Elbow
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Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy Rehab Case Study | Tennis Elbow
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What about kryotherapy, transverse friction and kinesio tape?
All techniques I found really helpful for the short term relief.
You answered your own question 😄 "for the short term relief".
But we work for long-term solutions and getting the patient back to the activities they love. And when it's a matter of load and capacity, there's no way around progressive loading to achieve better coping with external loads
@@Physiotutors yeah no doubt that should be the main focus but that doesn't mean short term release is not important aswell in my opinion.
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Hello, nice video. I have several patients with lat epicondylitis. Most of them aren't able to do active extension curls, so I let them do eccentric ones. When can I be sure to progress to active (pain lvls seem to peak up and down, depending on their housework load, that can't fully be avoided).
Also: several patients reported significant betterments after using a small blackroll on the wrist extensors twice a day. Since data doesn't support stretching or foam rolling should they keep doing it?
Also which exercises would you deem fitting when no cable tower is accessible:
Rowing? Reverse bfly? One armed rotaion row on a TotalGym machine? Are there some wrist extensor avoiding exercises that improve the condition?
Regards, a fellow Physio
You can use Therabands as means for resisted reverse fly's.
With regards to stretching we have a do-as-needed policy for pain relief. From personal experience we know how good it can feel but the cornerstone will be progressive loading.
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Great format of video 👍 I would have thought that widening the grip would increase the use of strength in the forearm, good to know it's the contrary.
It might increase the strength, I don't know honestly. I think it is more due to a lowering of compressive forces on the epicondyle since the extensors are not lengthened that much. Again, just an assumption; it has not been investigated I think.
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